Activist Post By Julie Beal
To get to grips with what a virus is, and how a virus is isolated, we first have to explore the history of their discovery.
From a circular signed “The Doctors”, 1876:
“Try re-vaccination – it never will hurt you,
For re-vaccination has this one great virtue:
Should it injure or kill you whenever you receive it,
We all stand prepared to refuse to believe it.”
Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? With the arrival of boosters it’s as if history is repeating itself, but this time it feels like the endgame, and it’s based on a vicious campaign to convince us we all need saving from a virus that doesn’t seem to exist. But how would we ever know if that’s true or not? It’s not as if we can do studies ourselves, so all we can do is rely on the scientific evidence available, but that’s a really tall order – it’s a really complex subject quite simply because viruses are so small! The only thing that everyone agrees on is that stuff comes out of cells. After that, all anyone can do is perform a multitude of experiments to try and figure out what those particles are made of, what they do, and where they came from.[i]
